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Tag Archives: forgiveness
For the wages of sin is death…
It happens fairly often as a priest that someone will share the wages of sin in their life: a tearful conversation after Mass, an e-mail sent in the heat of the moment, voice mail left in early morning, spontaneous visits … Continue reading
Heavenly wedding etiquette
The blogsphere was atwitter a couple weeks ago as Saint Peter’s rolled out a new implementation of its strict dress code. that showed silhouettes of a man and a woman in casual clothing. Underneath was written ‘no entry’. Below were … Continue reading
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Tagged Catholic identity, charity, confession, forgiveness, judgment, Mass, modesty, reconciliation, worship
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‘You got to forgive’
Talk about reverting something bad towards God; an f-word we can get behind. Hat tip to Creative Minority Report. your brother in Christ, Fr. Maurer
The other half of what we believe
Late last night, President Obama triumphantly declared that Osama bin Laden had been found and killed in Pakistan by a covert team of Navy SEALs guided by the CIA. In his statement he said the following [emphasis mine]: For over … Continue reading
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Tagged charity, forgiveness, judgment, new evangelization, prayer, resurrection, sin
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When reconciliation is hard
A worthy project recently made headlines in my feed reader. It is called The Penance Project. Its sole mission is simple: “To promote the grace and healing provided by God through the Sacrament of Penance to all.” Mark Shea, a … Continue reading
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Tagged confession, forgiveness, Mark Shea, reconciliation, sin, sinner, testimonials
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